It just kills me. Linux is only used by a TINY FRACTION of people, and, there is a reason for that. Arcane, difficult and crappy. No games, no apps, no use outside of servers.
And every last one has to come out to ***** and moan.
If you base your opinion on ignorance, people will come and tell you what's what. Here's some useful information that you will ignore, but I'll leave this here in case anyone is intrigued by Linux.
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Linux is actually a kernel, but we all use it to refer to the hundreds of distributions (akin to windows 10,7,8, OSX). All of the popular ones are not Arcane nor crappy. Some are difficult to setup, but at no point are you forced to use any particular distro. Linux will teach you, and that's really valuable. If you want to be lazy, then go and use OSX, because windows has it's own set of complications.
There are some games, but nowhere near enough to beat Windows. Windows is irreplaceable for gaming. As such, I dual boot Ubuntu Gnome and Windows 10. As for apps, everything I've wanted to do in Windows (and I do a lot of stuff...) is possible in Linux. Gaming in Linux is still in progress.
There are exceptions, which is why Linux is not for everyone. But for many people, what they need is there.
Photoshop, 3dsmax (maya works on linux), those kinds of apps don't work on Linux. MS Office 2010 works well in WINE.
And then there's Microsoft, and Windows. The privacy rubbish, having to pay for a Windows license, not being able to control updates, not having windows support ( x < 10) for new cpus, etc...
So the summary is. As a desktop OS, many Linux distros are there. For gaming, Linux hasn't got there yet, although, when AMD sort out there GPU drivers, and opengl next/vulkan comes along, Linux gaming can become a thing.